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Level 1:

Students will study and define the eight major systems of the automobile, related tools and equipment, and the automotive industry. An emphasis will be placed on diagnosing systems, developing troubleshooting skills, and the safe use of laboratory equipment. Curriculum is developed from the National Automotive Technology Education Foundation (NATEF) task lists.

Level 2:

The students are introduced to digital diagnostic equipment, hand scanners, MultiMate's, and various lab equipment necessary to perform tasks and competencies as defined by Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). Topics include engine repair, engine performance, brakes, electrical and electronic systems and suspension and steering systems. Students completing Auto Technology 2 with a minimum grade of "B" may articulate two to nineteen credits at the Northern Virginia Community College in Automotive Technology by successfully completing the Assessment By Local Examination (ABLE) administered by the college staff or the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) exam.

Level 3:

Students will diagnose, troubleshoot and install components and parts, while focusing on the standards established by Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). Opportunities will be provided to enhance skills and competencies. Students completing Auto Technology 3 with a minimum grade of "B" may articulate two to nineteen credits at the Northern Virginia Community College in Automotive Technology by successfully completing the Assessment By Local Examination (ABLE) administered by the community college staff or the Automotive Service Exam (ASE).

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